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Member 13689794 16-Mar-18 12:32pm View

I wanted the possibility for infinite variables to be created. The example I provided only allows 5. But, say for instance, what if you want the user to tell you how many numbers they want to input?

Member 13689794 14-Mar-18 15:42pm View

Ok, I'll keep that in mind if I do post on codeproject again. Thanks for the heads up.

Member 13689794 13-Mar-18 20:55pm View

I appreciate that, I’m still trying to learn codeproject structure.

Member 13689794 13-Mar-18 20:42pm View

I mean if you get off to being a cyber bully that’s cool. I appreciate that you are smart and trying to share your knowledge but in a manner that you presented it seems a little childish. Also, when you know something that seems trivial to you but hard to someone else, why belittle them? But anyway, thanks again for your input.

Member 13689794 13-Mar-18 20:08pm View

It was pretty interesting stuff. I knew most of it already but there was some things that I learned. However, through venturing into the web I found that in Psuedocode you can use the verb "scan" which makes my lines of code 4 times less.

Member 13689794 13-Mar-18 19:56pm View

This is just hypothetical, calm down man. And yes your 30char pw would not work with my app. :)

Member 13689794 13-Mar-18 19:37pm View

Ok, I’ll look into it. Thanks!

Member 13689794 13-Mar-18 19:30pm View

You see, I could have just done the project without scanning from left to right and made the project a piece of cake. However, I wanted to see if I was able to do it. Also, I am currently in the basic C# class and I'm trying to jump ahead a little. No need to be a jerk. :)

Member 13689794 21-Feb-18 17:51pm View

Is there anyway to rephrase the while's condition to be able to use && instead of ||? for instance:
while (Password.Length >= 6 && Password.Length <= 12 &&
CapCharacters > 1 && LowCharacters > 1 &&
Digits > 1 && Symbols > 1);

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